3 Foreign Powers Court Cuba, But Not USA!!!

 China, Russia, and Iran!!

    In this month of June in 2023 Cuba's top leaders have been courted in Havana by top delegations from the USA's top three competitors/enemies -- Russia, China, and Iran.

    After receiving important delegations from Russia and China, Cuba's President Miguel Diaz-Canel received a state visit from Ebrahim Raisi, the President of Iran. It appears that those three FOREIGN nations in June of 2023 are courting Cuba to take advantage of their competitive economic or military differences with the United States, the nearby World Superpower that appears to be tightening its six-decade-old economic Embaargo/Blockade against the reeling island nation.

      Meanwhile, today -- June 17-2023 -- Cuba's President Diaz-Canel is 500 miles from Havana in the southeastern Province of Granma, close to the U. S. Military Base at Guantanamo. Diaz-Canel, as shown above today by Cuban newscasts, is doing what he does best, which is walking the streets and explaining Cuba's efforts to juggle its priorities so it can survive such things as the Embargo, its terrible economy, and natural calamities such as this week's latest deadly flood that hit Granma Province.

      The TV caption comment/video above shows President Diaz-Canel telling Cubans in Granma Providence today that he knows how "difficult things are for you citizens, but I want you all to know that your leaders are trying to improve things as best we can." Before becoming President of Cuba in 2018 Diaz-Canel was the island's popular Minister of Education. Most independent observers believe he is still supported by most of Cuba's 11 million people despite the myriad of problems.

      And, YES, today -- June 17th-2023 -- in battered Granma Province, President Diaz-Canel was asked this question by Cubans on the street: "Mr. President, it seems that China, Russia and Iran are all offering to help us during this time of heightened disasters as well as disastrous sanctions from the United States. You said you seek more nornal relations with the United States, but is that possible?"

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